
Show Notes
Deep Dive into The Nature, Power, Deceit, and Prevalency of the Remainders of Indwelling Sin in Believers Together with the Ways of Its Working and Means of Prevention, Opened, Evinced, and Applied with a Resolution of Sundry Cases of Conscience thereunto Appertaining by John Owen - The Work of This Enmity against God by Way of Opposition - First, It Lusteth - Wherein the Lusting of Sin Consisteth - Its Surprising of the Soul - Readiness to Close with Temptations - Secondly, Its Fighting and Warring - 1. In Rebellion against the Law of Grace - 2. In Assaulting the Soul
John Owen examines indwelling sin as a constant, active enmity against God and believers that operates through force and deceit. This internal corruption exhibits a foundational lusting nature, characterized by an habitual propensity toward evil that produces unexpected mental surprisals and immediately embraces temptations. Furthermore, this sin actively fights and wars against the soul by rebelling against the law of grace and aggressively assaulting human affections. Ultimately, recognizing this persistent inner adversary serves to cultivate humility, self-abasement, and a deeper dependence on spiritual grace among believers.
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